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poses a risk to road safety.
Driving a vehicle with an alcohol level below the legal limit is a very dangerous practice, so driving above that limit poses a real risk to road safety because alcohol can impair the driver's abilities and condition for travelling safely.
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does not pose any risk.
poses a risk to road safety.
does not affect the driver's condition.
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